Sentence examples for globe out from inspiring English sources

Time to get the globe out of the cupboard and start planning.

Taking underexposed music from around the globe out of its context can, of course, feel like the musical equivalent of a package tour to the developing world; Snaith is aware of this.

No metaphor is ever quite perfect (climate impacts are no 'wonderland'), but Alice's curious experiences down the rabbit hole seem to fit the idea of medicating the globe out of a possible catastrophe.

So when the Hofstra University Opera Theater decided to stage Otto Nicolai's operatic version of "The Merry Wives," it made sense to bring the Globe out of storage; especially since it will be used in March for the Shakespeare Festival's production of "Love's Labour's Lost".

The children crowded around a globe, picking out the continents.

At the first performances of Twelfth Night, there was probably someone like Malvolio standing outside the gates of the Globe, handing out leaflets.

The Boston Globe sent out tweets saying a controlled explosion would be happening on Boylston Street, the scene of the attack.

"Sweet Smell" opened with a delivery truck for the fictional New York Globe pulling out of what was, at the time, The New York Times building on West 43rd Street.

Tributes from political figures across the globe poured out after his death was announced, including from Senator John McCain, who tweeted: "Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap has passed away - brilliant military strategist who once told me that we were an 'honorable enemy'".

I lost myself in designing my dream garden - a "world garden" containing all the plants I had collected from across the globe, planted out in their countries of origin.

Dominic Dromgoole, who runs Shakespeare's Globe, points out that commercially run arts projects run the risk of pandering to (conservative) audiences and that UK arts could do with more private patrons.